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🐳🐻‍❄️ (drops something) Sorry… San is sorry~ 🗣️ It’s okay. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Hello, Grandma. Hello, Je-jeh~ 🗣️ San, I brought you a One Piece blind box. Did you get the one you wanted yet? Nanny: Not yet. 🐳🐻‍❄️ San still hasn’t gotten Chopper yet~ 🗣️ Grandma bought two boxes. You can choose. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Then San will let Grandma keep one, and San will take one~ 🗣️ Sure. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Then San will take this one, and Grandma can keep the other one~ 🗣️ Thank you. And Grandma also bought you some snacks. 🐳🐻‍❄️ For San? 🗣️ Yes, you can share them with your friends. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Then San will share them with the younger ones~ 🗣️ I miss you, San. I hope you get lots and lots of work. Grandma will come see you often. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Okay~ 🗣️ Oh, San can’t hold them. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Nanny… can you carry all this for San, please? Nanny: (opens the blind box for San) Yes. 🐳🐻‍❄️ (super excited, waiting) Nanny: It’s Usopp, another version. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Ohhh~ 🗣️ Nanny, try opening the other box too, maybe we’ll get the one he wants so we can give it to him. 🐳🐻‍❄️ But if not, San will let Grandma keep it, okay? We’ll share one each~ 🗣️ Okay. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Grandma bought it, and it’s expensive, like 300 per box~ 🗣️ It’s okay. Grandma bought it for you to enjoy. Nanny: (imitating San) 300 per box~ 🗣️ San, are you tired lately? 🐳🐻‍❄️ San is not tired at all~ 🗣️ Okay, keep going! 🐳🐻‍❄️ It’s so much fun~ 🗣️ You can talk to the Grandma next to me too. She’s Chinese, say “ni hao.” 🐳🐻‍❄️ Ni hao~ Je-jeh~ Gong xi fa cai~ Nanny: That one didn’t work, San. Give it back to Grandma. 🐳🐻‍❄️ But San doesn’t have this one yet~ 🗣️ Then you can choose. Which one do you want, sweetie? 🐳🐻‍❄️ Can San return Uncle Usopp to you instead? 🗣️ Of course, hahaha. 🐳🐻‍❄️ (leans in) Thank you. Grandma is the cutest ever~ 🗣️ San is the cutest too. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Nanny, what are you doing? 🗣️ San, Grandma gave you a toy. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Yes~~ Ohh, bang bang~ 🗣️ San, about what I told you the other day, Grandma went to the doctor, and the doctor said everything is fine. 🐳🐻‍❄️ San would like to say congratulations. Grandma is healthy again~ 🗣️ Oh, the toy strap came off. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Oh no~ 🗣️ San, the Grandma behind you wants some encouragement. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Papa, PhorPhor, and San would like to send our love and support to all the Grandmas and Je-jehs. Today, San will be their representative. Wishing all the Grandmas good health, and may every day be bright and full of happiness. Anything bad, just leave it right there, okay? Keep only the good things with you~ 🗣️ Can I get some encouragement? Grandma is very tired right now. Thank you for being born, San. 🐳🐻‍❄️ Thank you so much. San is really happy to meet all the Grandmas and Je-jehs. Thank you for always supporting San and all the little ones~ 🗣️ Love you, San. 🐳🐻‍❄️ San loves all the Grandmas and Je-jehs too~ 🗣️ When will there be a second fan meeting, sweetheart? 🐳🐻‍❄️ San doesn’t know yet~ 🗣️ San, could you give San’s tiny doll a little kiss, please? 🐳🐻‍❄️ Kiss kiss~ Be a good boy for Grandma, okay~ 🗣️ San, take the unicorn home and play with it. Nanny: (walks over to take the unicorn) 🐳🐻‍❄️ Oh… San was talking to himself for so long. San thought Nanny was standing right next to San~ 🐳🐻‍❄️ Thank you so much, Grandma. Thank you so much, Je-jeh~ 🐳🐻‍❄️ (waves the toy and it breaks, looks sad, kneels down to pick it up) 🗣️ (all the Grandmas there) It’s okay, sweetheart. Grandma will buy you a new one. A brand new one. Don’t be sad, okay? Grandma will buy you many. 🐳🐻‍❄️ (waves goodbye while dragging the unicorn along) Bye-bye~ #Polcasan

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Beth Bourne

2,932,502 views • 6 months ago

while watching matz’s vlog, this part reminds me of san’s live the other day. while us fans sometimes would go through pcd, seonghwa and san expressed that even as idols, they could feel very empty after finishing a concert sometimes. after all, idols are humans like us who feel all sorts of feelings as we do. san further shared what it’s like to be in a state of high dopamine and how it’s like to have it goes down as much as it goes up, and how that can happen in just a short moment. they’ve came from a point where they had to share rooms to having their own rooms during tours. seonghwa said, coming back from a concert would feel empty if there’s no one. so post-concerts, they probably have their own ways to cope with the highs and lows of emotions: when it goes up, when it crashes down. idk why i’m sharing this but i’m just glad they all have each other during these times (and in all times too). seonghwa used to share that he, wooyoung, san and a fellow hyungnim who works with them would always gather together post-concerts. they would have a good time talking a lot, sometimes eating, sometimes snacking. i’m also happy to know that they got into some new hobbies and literally have fun exploring the places they visited. bcs to me, it would be crazily tiring to travel here and there, the travel time, spending lots of times in moving vehicles than on bed, having to adjust to different timezones, all those schedules— those things sound tiring even for me. so when i see them having fun exploring the cities, doing fun things, i’m happy that they have such enjoyable times! and you see, that’s what matters more to me: that they’re in a good health, happy and have some rest when they could. they’re just human beings like us, who feels all sorts of feelings, who treasures these little memories more than anyone else, who works hard nonstop, whose life has bright days and cloudy days too and that’s okay. that’s how humans are. and what they also deserve….. is a lot of respect and understanding too. because they’re not some characters scripted to satisfy everyone. their life isn’t some tv shows with episodes. we always say “idols are humans too!”, but i wonder if that phrase itself is understood differently depending on people? to me, it’s as i said. i love and respect them in ways i only want to see them grow better as a person, who live with lots of smiles and laughters, lots of the feeling of peace, fulfillment and that they’re always healthy. as a fan, i think that matters to me more than anything else 🥹💕

while watching matz’s vlog, this part reminds me of san’s live the other day. while us fans sometimes would go through pcd, seonghwa and san expressed that even as idols, they could feel very empty after finishing a concert sometimes. after all, idols are humans like us who feel all sorts of feelings as we do. san further shared what it’s like to be in a state of high dopamine and how it’s like to have it goes down as much as it goes up, and how that can happen in just a short moment. they’ve came from a point where they had to share rooms to having their own rooms during tours. seonghwa said, coming back from a concert would feel empty if there’s no one. so post-concerts, they probably have their own ways to cope with the highs and lows of emotions: when it goes up, when it crashes down. idk why i’m sharing this but i’m just glad they all have each other during these times (and in all times too). seonghwa used to share that he, wooyoung, san and a fellow hyungnim who works with them would always gather together post-concerts. they would have a good time talking a lot, sometimes eating, sometimes snacking. i’m also happy to know that they got into some new hobbies and literally have fun exploring the places they visited. bcs to me, it would be crazily tiring to travel here and there, the travel time, spending lots of times in moving vehicles than on bed, having to adjust to different timezones, all those schedules— those things sound tiring even for me. so when i see them having fun exploring the cities, doing fun things, i’m happy that they have such enjoyable times! and you see, that’s what matters more to me: that they’re in a good health, happy and have some rest when they could. they’re just human beings like us, who feels all sorts of feelings, who treasures these little memories more than anyone else, who works hard nonstop, whose life has bright days and cloudy days too and that’s okay. that’s how humans are. and what they also deserve….. is a lot of respect and understanding too. because they’re not some characters scripted to satisfy everyone. their life isn’t some tv shows with episodes. we always say “idols are humans too!”, but i wonder if that phrase itself is understood differently depending on people? to me, it’s as i said. i love and respect them in ways i only want to see them grow better as a person, who live with lots of smiles and laughters, lots of the feeling of peace, fulfillment and that they’re always healthy. as a fan, i think that matters to me more than anything else 🥹💕

✰ 𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐬𝐚 ✰

43,042 views • 1 year ago

Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, offers a sobering view: The biggest technological shift in human history is happening, and almost no one is talking about it. Schmidt opens with a startling industry prediction: "We believe as an industry that in the next one year the vast majority of programmers will be replaced by AI programmers. We also believe that within one year you will have graduate level mathematicians that are at the tippy top of graduate math programs." He explains why this matters so much. Programming and math aren't just two fields among many: "Programming plus math are the basis of sort of our whole digital world." And the AI labs are already using AI to build better AI: "The research groups in OpenAI and anthropic and so forth… around 10 or 20% of the code that they're developing in their research programs is being generated by the computer. That's called recursive self-improvement." Eric Schmidt then lays out the timeline most people haven't grasped: "Within 3 to 5 years we'll have what is called general intelligence AGI which can be defined as a system that is as smart as the smartest mathematician physicist artist writer thinker politician." He gives this belief system a name: "I call this by the way the San Francisco consensus because everyone who believes this is in San Francisco it may be the water." But the truly unsettling part comes next. Once AI starts improving itself, humans become optional to the process: "The computers are now doing self-improvement… they don't have to listen to us anymore. We call that super intelligence or ASI… computers that are smarter than the sum of humans. The San Francisco consensus is this occurs within six years." And here's where Schmidt sounds the alarm. The conversation isn't keeping pace with the technology: "This path is not understood in our society. There's no language for what happens with the arrival of this. This is happening faster than our human that our society, our democracy, our laws will address." His closing thought captures why this matters: "That's why it's underhyped. People do not understand what happens when you have intelligence at this level which is largely free."

Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, offers a sobering view: The biggest technological shift in human history is happening, and almost no one is talking about it. Schmidt opens with a startling industry prediction: "We believe as an industry that in the next one year the vast majority of programmers will be replaced by AI programmers. We also believe that within one year you will have graduate level mathematicians that are at the tippy top of graduate math programs." He explains why this matters so much. Programming and math aren't just two fields among many: "Programming plus math are the basis of sort of our whole digital world." And the AI labs are already using AI to build better AI: "The research groups in OpenAI and anthropic and so forth… around 10 or 20% of the code that they're developing in their research programs is being generated by the computer. That's called recursive self-improvement." Eric Schmidt then lays out the timeline most people haven't grasped: "Within 3 to 5 years we'll have what is called general intelligence AGI which can be defined as a system that is as smart as the smartest mathematician physicist artist writer thinker politician." He gives this belief system a name: "I call this by the way the San Francisco consensus because everyone who believes this is in San Francisco it may be the water." But the truly unsettling part comes next. Once AI starts improving itself, humans become optional to the process: "The computers are now doing self-improvement… they don't have to listen to us anymore. We call that super intelligence or ASI… computers that are smarter than the sum of humans. The San Francisco consensus is this occurs within six years." And here's where Schmidt sounds the alarm. The conversation isn't keeping pace with the technology: "This path is not understood in our society. There's no language for what happens with the arrival of this. This is happening faster than our human that our society, our democracy, our laws will address." His closing thought captures why this matters: "That's why it's underhyped. People do not understand what happens when you have intelligence at this level which is largely free."

Big Brain AI

634,538 views • 4 months ago

This is San Francisco in 1985. I miss my grandparents. I miss all of my family who are no longer here. When my grandparents came to visit, we would go to SFO to pick them up, and no one was ever happier to see me than they were. This was back when you could walk right up to the gate. I was always excited to see if this would be the year I was finally taller than my grandma. Having them in town was the best. The meals my grandma cooked for us were amazing, and their stories were always just as great. We would take them to San Francisco and do all the touristy stuff like North Beach and Fisherman’s Wharf, but none of that really mattered. What mattered was that we were all together. They’ve been gone for years now, but I think of them often. I wonder what it would have been like to talk to them as an adult, to connect in a different way than I could as a kid. I guess life isn't really designed that way for everyone, to grow up and have those deeper conversations, to understand who they were beyond being your grandparents. But I have gotten to know them in new ways, through old photos, home movies, and the stories other family members have shared with me. It amazes me to think of the full lives they both lived long before I was ever born. If you still have your grandparents, give them a call. Say hello. Learn as much as you can from them while you still can.

This is San Francisco in 1985. I miss my grandparents. I miss all of my family who are no longer here. When my grandparents came to visit, we would go to SFO to pick them up, and no one was ever happier to see me than they were. This was back when you could walk right up to the gate. I was always excited to see if this would be the year I was finally taller than my grandma. Having them in town was the best. The meals my grandma cooked for us were amazing, and their stories were always just as great. We would take them to San Francisco and do all the touristy stuff like North Beach and Fisherman’s Wharf, but none of that really mattered. What mattered was that we were all together. They’ve been gone for years now, but I think of them often. I wonder what it would have been like to talk to them as an adult, to connect in a different way than I could as a kid. I guess life isn't really designed that way for everyone, to grow up and have those deeper conversations, to understand who they were beyond being your grandparents. But I have gotten to know them in new ways, through old photos, home movies, and the stories other family members have shared with me. It amazes me to think of the full lives they both lived long before I was ever born. If you still have your grandparents, give them a call. Say hello. Learn as much as you can from them while you still can.

RetroBayArea

28,729 views • 1 month ago

The Equation That Changed How Physicists Think About Reality | Juan Maldacena Timestamps: 00:00 The claim Einstein wrote in 1935 and missed 01:15 The most-cited physicist alive walks into UC San Diego 03:25 What would shock Einstein most about modern physics 07:45 The holographic principle — what it actually means 09:20 Throw a laptop into a black hole. Now what 11:00 General relativity says lost. Quantum mechanics says preserved. 12:25 The problem Juan wants to solve before he dies 13:50 Why real black holes don't emit measurable Hawking radiation 15:25 How black hole math accidentally explained why the universe has structure 17:00 Could primordial black holes be dark matter? Juan is skeptical. 18:30 Why a partition function went imaginary — and what it cost to fix 21:15 Why imaginary numbers keep being right about reality 25:00 How AdS/CFT got its name — and why physicists did the Macarena 27:05 We don't live in AdS space. Why does it matter 29:00 Earth-sized wormholes are allowed. Faster-than-light ones aren't. 32:10 Could AI have helped Einstein in 1913? 33:00 Can a working physicist also believe in God? Juan answers.

The Equation That Changed How Physicists Think About Reality | Juan Maldacena Timestamps: 00:00 The claim Einstein wrote in 1935 and missed 01:15 The most-cited physicist alive walks into UC San Diego 03:25 What would shock Einstein most about modern physics 07:45 The holographic principle — what it actually means 09:20 Throw a laptop into a black hole. Now what 11:00 General relativity says lost. Quantum mechanics says preserved. 12:25 The problem Juan wants to solve before he dies 13:50 Why real black holes don't emit measurable Hawking radiation 15:25 How black hole math accidentally explained why the universe has structure 17:00 Could primordial black holes be dark matter? Juan is skeptical. 18:30 Why a partition function went imaginary — and what it cost to fix 21:15 Why imaginary numbers keep being right about reality 25:00 How AdS/CFT got its name — and why physicists did the Macarena 27:05 We don't live in AdS space. Why does it matter 29:00 Earth-sized wormholes are allowed. Faster-than-light ones aren't. 32:10 Could AI have helped Einstein in 1913? 33:00 Can a working physicist also believe in God? Juan answers.

Prof. Brian Keating

31,615 views • 4 months ago

Veteran Action Calls for Full, Transparent Investigation of VA Response in San Carlos Deaths Veteran Action calls on the Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct a full and transparent investigation into the care Navy veteran David Voight sought the day before he, his wife and their 13-year-old daughter were found dead in their San Carlos home. If that investigation finds that VA staff failed to follow law or policy, Veteran Action demands accountability. San Diego police identify the victims as David Voight, his wife, Amy Voight, and their daughter, Mya. Police continue to investigate. Family members tell FOX 5 San Diego that David Voight served about 30 years in the Navy, including explosive ordnance disposal work and deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Relatives say he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and that his symptoms had recently worsened. According to Amy Voight's parents, she took her husband to a VA clinic on Sept. 15 and asked staff whether they could help him calm down, citing anxiety, depression and frustration. The family says staff told them counselors were busy and that he needed an appointment. The VA disputes the family's account. It cites privacy rules in declining to discuss the case and says all VA facilities offer same-day mental health care to veterans who request it. "This is a tragedy beyond words," said Mark Lucas, founder and president of Veteran Action. "A veteran in crisis needs care immediately, whether at the VA or in the community. The public still does not have a complete account of what happened at that clinic. That is why a full investigation is necessary." Federal law sets clear requirements when a veteran is in acute suicidal crisis. The COMPACT Act allows an eligible veteran in acute suicidal crisis to receive emergency care at a VA or non-VA facility at no cost, whether or not the veteran is enrolled in VA health care. Covered care can include up to 30 days of inpatient or crisis residential treatment and up to 90 days of related outpatient care. Separately, the MISSION Act makes a veteran eligible for community care when the VA cannot meet its access standards, including a 20-day wait-time standard for mental health care from the date of request, unless the veteran agrees to a later date. Veteran Action advocates for better mental health access through the Take Care of America's Veterans Act and the Veterans' ACCESS Act. The Take Care of America's Veterans Act packages more than 60 bipartisan veterans' bills, including the ACCESS Act, and would build on the MISSION Act to strengthen veterans' ability to obtain timely care inside or outside the VA. About Veteran Action Veteran Action advocates for America First policies that strengthen national security and support America's veterans. ###

Veteran Action Calls for Full, Transparent Investigation of VA Response in San Carlos Deaths Veteran Action calls on the Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct a full and transparent investigation into the care Navy veteran David Voight sought the day before he, his wife and their 13-year-old daughter were found dead in their San Carlos home. If that investigation finds that VA staff failed to follow law or policy, Veteran Action demands accountability. San Diego police identify the victims as David Voight, his wife, Amy Voight, and their daughter, Mya. Police continue to investigate. Family members tell FOX 5 San Diego that David Voight served about 30 years in the Navy, including explosive ordnance disposal work and deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Relatives say he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and that his symptoms had recently worsened. According to Amy Voight's parents, she took her husband to a VA clinic on Sept. 15 and asked staff whether they could help him calm down, citing anxiety, depression and frustration. The family says staff told them counselors were busy and that he needed an appointment. The VA disputes the family's account. It cites privacy rules in declining to discuss the case and says all VA facilities offer same-day mental health care to veterans who request it. "This is a tragedy beyond words," said Mark Lucas, founder and president of Veteran Action. "A veteran in crisis needs care immediately, whether at the VA or in the community. The public still does not have a complete account of what happened at that clinic. That is why a full investigation is necessary." Federal law sets clear requirements when a veteran is in acute suicidal crisis. The COMPACT Act allows an eligible veteran in acute suicidal crisis to receive emergency care at a VA or non-VA facility at no cost, whether or not the veteran is enrolled in VA health care. Covered care can include up to 30 days of inpatient or crisis residential treatment and up to 90 days of related outpatient care. Separately, the MISSION Act makes a veteran eligible for community care when the VA cannot meet its access standards, including a 20-day wait-time standard for mental health care from the date of request, unless the veteran agrees to a later date. Veteran Action advocates for better mental health access through the Take Care of America's Veterans Act and the Veterans' ACCESS Act. The Take Care of America's Veterans Act packages more than 60 bipartisan veterans' bills, including the ACCESS Act, and would build on the MISSION Act to strengthen veterans' ability to obtain timely care inside or outside the VA. About Veteran Action Veteran Action advocates for America First policies that strengthen national security and support America's veterans. ###

Veteran Action

146,734 views • 1 day ago

Everyone needs an AI brain, these two lay out. Theirs caught my attention because their database, or "brain," has a subconscious. In other words, over time, the brain itself stores things in long-term memory better than anything else I have been shown so far. This has deep implications for everything we are about to do with AI. Even when getting into an autonomous car, if it knows more about you, it will serve you better. These two, cofounder/CEO, Prakshal Jain, and Alex Morris cofounder laid out why their approach will: • Hallucinate a lot less, if at all • Be faster to run • Be cheaper to run This works whether you have a personal brain on your own account, or a company brain that watches your business work by rolling up context from each individual machine. While this is very scary new technology for people, the sheer cost advantage is what really got my attention when visiting this company in San Francisco: Even though we will argue about the privacy implications, which we cover at depth in this interview. Here is the future of agentic systems.

Everyone needs an AI brain, these two lay out. Theirs caught my attention because their database, or "brain," has a subconscious. In other words, over time, the brain itself stores things in long-term memory better than anything else I have been shown so far. This has deep implications for everything we are about to do with AI. Even when getting into an autonomous car, if it knows more about you, it will serve you better. These two, cofounder/CEO, Prakshal Jain, and Alex Morris cofounder laid out why their approach will: • Hallucinate a lot less, if at all • Be faster to run • Be cheaper to run This works whether you have a personal brain on your own account, or a company brain that watches your business work by rolling up context from each individual machine. While this is very scary new technology for people, the sheer cost advantage is what really got my attention when visiting this company in San Francisco: Even though we will argue about the privacy implications, which we cover at depth in this interview. Here is the future of agentic systems.

Robert Scoble

24,787 views • 25 days ago

i permanently left san francisco for asia and it’s actually way better (day 9 of my NS journey) 🚩the old sf baseline: >$1,200/mo to share a room with 5 others in a "Sam Altman backed" hacker house that felt more like a frat house than a workspace >serious safety concerns that were encouraged to keep quiet about >transactional networking where the first question is always "what are you building?" >attend multiple events a day just to score free meals + avoid paying for $20-40 ones ✅ the new network state reality: >$1,500/mo for a clean resort room, daily housekeeping + 24/7 gym access >3 full healthy unlimited meals a day, unlimited esim + gigabit wifi >real community, onsite workshops, fitness classes + office hours with people who actually care (Balaji) >zero grift + minimal larp there were great experiences in sf + i’ll always miss my friends but the roi on living in sf just doesn't add up anymore stop larping about “just move to sf. it will change your life” + move to forest city for $1,150/mo to build something meaningful (the first week is on me)

i permanently left san francisco for asia and it’s actually way better (day 9 of my NS journey) 🚩the old sf baseline: >$1,200/mo to share a room with 5 others in a "Sam Altman backed" hacker house that felt more like a frat house than a workspace >serious safety concerns that were encouraged to keep quiet about >transactional networking where the first question is always "what are you building?" >attend multiple events a day just to score free meals + avoid paying for $20-40 ones ✅ the new network state reality: >$1,500/mo for a clean resort room, daily housekeeping + 24/7 gym access >3 full healthy unlimited meals a day, unlimited esim + gigabit wifi >real community, onsite workshops, fitness classes + office hours with people who actually care (Balaji) >zero grift + minimal larp there were great experiences in sf + i’ll always miss my friends but the roi on living in sf just doesn't add up anymore stop larping about “just move to sf. it will change your life” + move to forest city for $1,150/mo to build something meaningful (the first week is on me)

Matt Sim📍Network School

11,000 views • 6 months ago

🧵Difficult Post Many already know but My car was vandalized twice in San Francisco during these Tesla Takedown protests. I've missed work, and now it's becoming difficult to keep up with bills and repairs. I just need to be able to work 😞 Asking for help Long version. What happened? The second vandalism was less expensive but much more scary. A man smeared feces all over the backseat of my vehicle. He was a man dressed as a woman and much larger and stronger than me. I'm only 5'1", but I really don't think it's a good idea for me to argue with someone who's already clearly deranged. The first attack on my Tesla was during a Tesla Takedown event in San Francisco where my windshield was broken. This man targeted my vehicle and had a getaway car. He hit the windshield with something that caused the glass to instantly crack. It was so expensive to have the feces cleaned, but I continue to work with the broken windshield (no choice). I have to work to replace this expensive windshield. Because I am in California, I cannot afford to mark "yes" to the question, "Have you had a loss in the last five years?" It's now time to renew my policy that I cannot renew with a broken windshield because they require pictures. I can’t work without updating my insurance with the vendors. To make things even better, the patients have been refusing my services and making false claims against me just because I have a Tesla. I have been a five-star, top-tier, perfect non-emergency medical transportation driver for two years. I only began receiving these false complaints in the last two months. I understand it's easy to say, "Leave San Francisco," but it's much easier said than done. I have been working in the Bay Area because it allows me to continue to provide for my family in these difficult times. As soon as I save up, I am out! All of the damage, missing work, and piling bills are getting heavy. Why are these people so violent and evil? How does hurting my family hurt Elon? If you are able to help, I greatly appreciate it and thank you so much. If not, I totally understand that these are difficult times for everyone. I'm accepting prayers as well 🙏🏼 Engagement could also help. I'm going to attach my links below just in case this reaches the right person.

🧵Difficult Post Many already know but My car was vandalized twice in San Francisco during these Tesla Takedown protests. I've missed work, and now it's becoming difficult to keep up with bills and repairs. I just need to be able to work 😞 Asking for help Long version. What happened? The second vandalism was less expensive but much more scary. A man smeared feces all over the backseat of my vehicle. He was a man dressed as a woman and much larger and stronger than me. I'm only 5'1", but I really don't think it's a good idea for me to argue with someone who's already clearly deranged. The first attack on my Tesla was during a Tesla Takedown event in San Francisco where my windshield was broken. This man targeted my vehicle and had a getaway car. He hit the windshield with something that caused the glass to instantly crack. It was so expensive to have the feces cleaned, but I continue to work with the broken windshield (no choice). I have to work to replace this expensive windshield. Because I am in California, I cannot afford to mark "yes" to the question, "Have you had a loss in the last five years?" It's now time to renew my policy that I cannot renew with a broken windshield because they require pictures. I can’t work without updating my insurance with the vendors. To make things even better, the patients have been refusing my services and making false claims against me just because I have a Tesla. I have been a five-star, top-tier, perfect non-emergency medical transportation driver for two years. I only began receiving these false complaints in the last two months. I understand it's easy to say, "Leave San Francisco," but it's much easier said than done. I have been working in the Bay Area because it allows me to continue to provide for my family in these difficult times. As soon as I save up, I am out! All of the damage, missing work, and piling bills are getting heavy. Why are these people so violent and evil? How does hurting my family hurt Elon? If you are able to help, I greatly appreciate it and thank you so much. If not, I totally understand that these are difficult times for everyone. I'm accepting prayers as well 🙏🏼 Engagement could also help. I'm going to attach my links below just in case this reaches the right person.

Irene Martinez

16,232 views • 1 year ago